Lecture 2: Biblical Hebrew Grammar II - Dr. Bill Barrick

[@williamjayaraj2244]

Thanks for teaching the Biblical Hebrew Grammar 2 sir.

[@진이-x1r]

I need the textbook.

[@sethjohnson5579]

Do I have to use the waw? I like the vav.

[@hitekrednek7664]

Me: *starts feeling good because I can flip to random pages in the BHS and read most of it* Bill: *starts writing on the board in Greek and comparing it to the original Hebrew* Me: *bangs head against desk* I've got a long way to go. xD

[@PastorBrianLantz]

I get your argument on aktionsart and indeed it was wrongly made to support the GAP . Suppose the static stative contemplates a condition, inconsistent with the essence of God creating the earth tohu wa bohu as designated by the Athnach and as stated by Isaiah 45:18, in that he did not Kun, found/establish it, tohu?

[@gilbertrwasa9070]

How may I found the workbook of grammar 2

[@PastorBrianLantz]

Finite verbs are designated as such because they take a subject vs. the infinitive that takes no inherent (finite) subject. The aspect/aktionsart doesn't relate to this designation, other than the fact that they are finite (begging the question). Also a correlative regards compound sentence construction between two or more subjects as associated by their waw conjunctions exclusive to them. I don't understand why this terminology would be employed otherwise, as in the first lecture. (can't remember your exact definition)

[@maxmauer3353]

Someone please tell me: why is there always random yelling coming from the next room?

[@iignorerepliesfrombores4010]

I get the impression the walls are thin, and there's a professor next door who gets a little animated at times.

[@frank5769]

It is a professor. There is another classroom behind the wall with the whiteboard. That wall is movable and does not do a great job of blocking loud noises. The other professor is very emphatic. :)